The Canadian Helpers Society
Empowerment Q&A Session Recap Now Available!
Our recent Q&A session has concluded, but the journey doesn't end there!
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The 'Stick Together, Shield Better' Session Highlights and Insights
Embark on a transformative journey with our 'Stick Together, Shield Better' program, tailored to empower senior women. Join us as we explore cultural diversity, legal insights, and digital literacy, fostering a sense of unity and empowerment among our cherished audience. Access the project reports and delve into the impactful experiences
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The Reopening Project
"The Waterloo Region Women Owned Small-Business Showcase"
On the 6th and 7th of August, The Canadian Helpers Society organized and launched this project with the participants. During this online event, various online activities were held. including a number of women who have small businesses explained their business. Before posting the event videos, we would like to thank the Canadian Heritage for supporting this program so that we could organize it efficiently.
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Le projet de réouverture
"Le salon des petites entreprises appartenant à des femmes de la région de Waterloo"
Les 6 et 7 août, The Canadian Helpers Society a organisé et lancé ce projet avec les participants. Au cours de cet événement en ligne, diverses activités en ligne ont eu lieu. notamment un certain nombre de femmes qui ont de petites entreprises ont expliqué leur activité. Avant de publier les vidéos de l'événement, nous tenons à remercier le Patrimoine canadien pour son soutien à ce programme afin que nous puissions l'organiser efficacement.
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In order to better celebrate Canada Day, which was held on July 1st, 2022, colleagues dedicated a few days to this important day.
Before the programs started, we sent the prepared boxes of sweets to the participants' and neighbors' homes.
Most of the participants were in the program at the announced time wearing their local clothes along with their family members, children, or pets.
At the beginning of the program, the official anthem of Canada was played. After the participants introduced themselves, one of the immigrants, who was Indian, played the national anthem of his country and explained its meaning.
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